Roxboro High School - Rocket Yearbook (Roxboro, NC)

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= gt 4 EY f, ‘ ie Si ' = Siss LE I) CLASS OF 1921” CLass Motto: “To-day! Tomorrow lies in the land of never.” Class Flower: White Rose. Class Color: Blue and White. ROLL Beth Brewer Bessie Bradsher Robert Burch Willie Crowder Ethel Daniels Isabel deVlaming Willie Hall Robert Long Sam Merritt Giles McCrary Clarence Owen . Hallie Pugh Nannie Perkins Nellie Bird Woods Minnie Lee Winstead Mary Lou Winstead Julia Yancey CLASS OFFICERS President2 ae ee ey Be ee se ed PY eed REN Med Bye aba koa Vice-President aa ess pentane) Mesos aan Ok ee Ti ee Willies Crowdce SECT CLADY se Aaa c aeese ney A cea i ae se eT en eter e Vlaming UCeaSUt cham ee ees, a ae ee SS ae Le ies: Se Sam Merritt

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ROBERT AUGUSTUS BURCH “He attains te whatever he pursues” Robert is always in a good humor. He grumbles over some things if they do not go his way; but gets into so much mischief it does not last long. We know Robert will succeed as a lawyer for when it comes to class meetings, there is none who can argue more. WILLIE EVELYN CROWDER “I have often heard defended, Little said is soonest mended” By loving all Willie has caused all to love her. We find few of her type. She is modest and shy but always uses these virtues at the right time. She is a hard worker and clear thinker. Willie is never unmindful of the other fellow arid will make any sacrifice to help another. Whena few years has de- veloped her into womanhood surely we can truthfully apply the words of Wardsworth to her. “A perfect Woman, nobly plann’d, to warn, to comfort, and command.” 14